Successful increase in capital at Janoschka

Janoschka, together with Süd Beteiligungen GmbH (SüdBG), has carried out an increase in capital. As a new shareholder, the Stuttgart-based investment company is supporting the further growth planned for the international corporation based in Kippenheim.

Janoschka Headquarter in Kippenheim

Janoschka, established in 1976, is one of the leading international full-service prepress providers for the packaging industry. As a one-stop producer of tailor-made products, Janoschka covers the entire value chain, from design to the print tool production (printing cylinders, plates and sleeves).

“With SüdBG, we have a renowned equity partner on board,” said Alexander Janoschka, CEO. For Janoschka, the increase in capital not only provides a basis for further acquisitions in Southeast Asia and South America, it also allows us to further expand our digital competence.

“With SüdBG investing in Janoschka, we will be able to strengthen our international presence and offer our customers even better service,” said COO Michael Janoschka.

“Over the course of the last few years, we have successfully aligned our financial structure to an investor-oriented environment and have now won in SüdBG a long-term partner who further enhances the company's financial strength,” explained Fabian Naudascher, CFO at Janoschka.

Alexander Janoschka added, “Thanks to the outstanding work of our employees, over the years, we have managed to expand our reputation as a reliable and highly professional partner in the packaging industry. SüdBG coming on board as an equity investor acknowledges this work and confirms our competitiveness in the market.”

“We are investing in an international market leader who already has deep market know-how and excellent customer contacts. We look forward to realising the growth objectives together with the management and employees,” explained Mr. von Lohr, member of the board of management at SüdBG.

The transaction is still subject to antitrust approval. All partners have agreed not to disclose the financial details of the transaction.